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In the former case, where the condition was that the policy should be void if any change should take place in the title or possession of the property insured, whether by sale, transfer, or conveyance, legal process or judicial decree...Massachusetts Reports - Page 166by Massachusetts. Supreme Judicial Court - 1883Full view - About this book

...condition : " If the risk be increased by any means within the control of the insured ; or any change takes place in the title or possession of the property, whether by sale, lease, legal process, judicial decree, voluntary transfer, or the policy is assigned, without the consent...

...the policy which is supposed to prohibit the mortgaging of the premises, is this: "Or if any change take place in the title or possession of the property, whether by sale, legal process, judicial decree, voluntary transfer or conveyance, or if the policy is assigned, without...

...to property — effect of bankruptcy of insured.] A policy of fire insurance was conditioned to be void if any change should take place " in the title or possession of the property, whether by legal process, or judicial decree, or voluntary transfer." The insured was declared a bankrupt in involuntary...

...defence, it says that it was provided in and by the terms of said policy, that, in case any change took place in the title or possession of the property,...by sale, transfer or conveyance, legal process or Humphry v. The Hartford Fire Insurance Company. judicial decree, without the consent of the defendant,...

...contained no clause of forfeiture by future incumbrances; but did contain a provision voiding the policy if "any change should take place in the title or possession of the property by voluntary transfer" or other specified methods. During the period of insurance, and some four months...

...contained no clause of forfeiture by future incumbrances ; but did contain a provision voiding the policy if "any change should take place in the title or possession of the property by voluntary transfer" or other specified methods. During the period of insurance, and some four months...

...Uo. v. Spankneble, 52 111. 53; 4 Am. Rep. 582. ISTor is it within a prohibition against any change in the title or possession of the property, whether by sale, transfer or conveyance. Hartford Ins. Co. v. Walsh, 54 111. 164 ; SC, 5 Am. Rep. 115. A mortgage is not such an alienation...

...conveyed by the plaintiff to his daughter. The policy contained the following: "If any change takes place in the title or possession of the property,...transfer or conveyance, legal process or judicial decree, * * » then, and in every such case, this policy shall be void." HELD — That the conveyance of the...

...Lans. (У. Y.) 20. In Alkan v. N. II. In«. Co., 53 Wis. 136, by its terms, the policy was to become, void if any change should take place in the title or possession of the property by judicial decree, legal process or voluntary conveyance. The assured bail entered into an oral executory...